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Pearl Jam Closes Ohana Festival With Guests
Pearl Jam closed the 10th anniversary of the Ohana festival with Billy Strings and Abe Laboriel Jr.
Pearl Jam performed with Billy Strings and Abe Laboriel Jr. at the closing of the 10th anniversary of the Ohana festival. Abe Laboriel Jr. played in Pearl Jam's 18-song set for the festival closing. Laboriel had previously appeared in Pearl Jam's drum seat on Friday. Pearl Jam did not name Laboriel as Cameron's permanent successor.
Laboriel delivered a particularly strong performance on classics including Why Go, Jeremy, and Alive during the festival set. Billy Strings also joined Pearl Jam on stage during the concert. Strings walked out with an acoustic guitar for the performance of Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town. In addition, Strings took part in an electric guitar duel with Mike McCready during the performance of Throw Your Hatred Down.
The show ended with a cover of Neil Young's song Rockin' in the Free World and an abbreviated performance of Yellow Ledbetter. Outside of the closing set by Pearl Jam, other acts performed on the final day of the festival. On this final day of Ohana, Rilo Kiley, Fontaines D.C., and Pixies also took the stage.
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